EDF Renewables Israel has selected mPrest, a prominent developer of dynamic grid-aware systems, as its DERMS platform provider. The Behind the Meter, Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS) platform manages and optimizes EDF’s distributed solar and storage assets for enhanced profitability. EDF Renewables Israel, a leader in Israel’s competitive distributed energy market, seeks a sophisticated Virtual Power Plant (VPP) platform for maximizing trading profits across energy markets, generation, storage, and sales. mPrest’s mDERMS, an innovative energy solution, seamlessly integrates diverse resources, representing a significant leap in energy management. This partnership with EDF Renewables signifies mPrest’s expansion into Enterprise DERMS and Edge DERMS for VPPs.
mPrest and EDF Renewables collaborate on advanced DERMS for energy efficiency
mPrest collaborates with EDF Renewables to optimize solar and storage assets for enhanced energy efficiency in the competitive distributed energy market. (Image Credit: mprest)
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